Surge Extends Property Purchase Agreement and Sells Nickel Property
Surge Battery Metals extends its property purchase agreement with M3 Metals and sells Nickel properties to FPX Nickel Corp. for $50,000.
Palisades Goldcorp Ltd. has announced the resignation of William (Bill) Hayden from its Board of Directors, effective immediately. Mr. Hayden, who joined the board in June 2022, has decided to step down to focus on increasing professional commitments. His contributions during his tenure have been acknowledged as valuable to the company's strategic direction.
Palisades Goldcorp Ltd. is a resource investment company that specializes in junior companies within the resource and mining sector. The company aims to acquire equity in pre-initial public offering and early-stage public resource companies that possess undeveloped or undervalued high-quality projects.
Palisades employs a dual investment strategy that focuses on:
This strategy allows Palisades to achieve broad sector exposure and capitalize on potential appreciation in mineral commodity prices.
The resignation of Mr. Hayden marks a significant change in the board's composition. As Palisades continues to navigate the resource investment landscape, the management team remains committed to its strategic goals. The company holds a diverse portfolio, including a 21.82% interest in New Found Gold Corp., and plans to continue making investments that align with its objectives.
The Board of Directors and management team at Palisades Goldcorp Ltd. have expressed their gratitude to Bill Hayden for his service and contributions. As the company moves forward, it will be essential to fill the vacancy on the board to maintain its strategic direction and continue its growth in the resource sector.
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